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Here are 16 sketches that remind us that the women on the show are some of the most provocative, creative talents, with sketches and characters that have shaped the public opinion on some of our nation’s most pressing issues.
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Hormonal imbalances caused by the condition persist even when you stop ovulating. Here’s what to know—and do.
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A new documentary might teach you things about your own body that your doctor won’t.
Read MoreAre You Paralyzed by Money Anxiety?
If bills and budgeting make you want to bury your head in the sand, you might be what experts call “financially frozen.” Here’s how to take action and regain control.
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Looking back, Elaine’s sexual freedom was one of the best things about Seinfeld.
Read MoreMatawana Is Brooklyn’s First Black Woman–Owned Dispensary
In February, Leeann Mata became the first Black woman to own a dispensary in her native Brooklyn with the opening of Matawana on 14th Street and Fifth Avenue in Park Slope.
Read MoreA Gen Xer and a Millennial Walk into a Bar
The data has caught up with what three sets of intergenerational besties already know: Big age gaps between friends bring big mental health benefits.
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Once dismissed as the “slacker generation,” Gen X is struggling in middle age to balance endless, full-time work with caretaking both their parents and their children.
Read MoreThe Stigma of New Money
The rules for being rich are changing. Why do some people see that as a bad thing?
Read MoreA’Driane Nieves Embraces the Abstract
The artist and activist talks to Shondaland about her journey from the U.S. Air Force to her skyward trajectory as an expressionist painter.
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The BAFTA-winning co-writer of “All Quiet on the Western Front” talks to Shondaland about her storytelling process and how sheer determination and being a triathlete helped her achieve her dream.
Read More14 Feminist Anthems to Fire You Up for International Women’s Day
In honor of International Women’s Day, we hereby bestow you with a playlist to inspire and motivate you in the continued fight for gender parity.
Read MoreThe Time I Was Seen—Really Seen—by a Stranger
Here’s what happened when one woman bared her soul to someone she didn’t even know.
Read MoreJessica Grose on the Realities of Motherhood in the United States
Grose’s latest book, “Screaming on the Inside: The Unsustainability of American Motherhood,” begs us to acknowledge — and help ameliorate — the pain, exhaustion, hardship, and loneliness of being a mom.
Read MorePaulina Porizkova Doesn’t Strive for Silver Linings
The model turned writer talks with Shondaland about what went into writing her new book of essays and redefining herself in middle age.
Read More'Derry Girls' Creator Lisa McGee on the Hit Series' Final Season
McGee chats about the Netflix hit's lasting impact, the art of character development, and what’s up for her next.
Read MoreAll Hail Queen Latifah
The award-winning performer talks to Shondaland about her new film with Adam Sandler, her latest musical aspirations, and why honest, important conversations about obesity are so important.
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Though they may seem fine, many women silently suffer from illnesses that can significantly impact their lives — but they aren't getting the attention they deserve.
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